Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1887-10-12


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Tke nOeninu Of the second day OF III
B1ahileo dauned btirht and prppiticue. and
~ eun poeped over the eaetsrn horixor
With : a1nd emniio = IL nakure heraeIf ~
peuud AZ ~ peodueesx and ~ Corn Pal.
-. Darturd ~ niaht ZACH incominr frair
brpueAt r II 1nnd az paseanrcra. end Is,
crowd ~ oSs1lod 81 an mi nicht unlI
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palace.
The 1eature az the second day vas The
grand chasnctesistic parade. rerrasentino
6iOux CITY IN 1854. Il va : scene realiI.
ito n 8 degree to tie old pioueere Of III
Nosthwsst 70 whom these scenes Of early
days were familiar sights. and. 10 hec,
tAsm taik here snd there among ihe crowd
-only horo and thers. for thsy haye fell
ths edge Of me scytha q tie Father 81
Time-9hexu va q tone that told Of the
sisni6oance Of Aud lang syne.s They
Dnid thak. oufeide 81 Ia poliOe mi the nm.
sioians, \ W. 81 lust : natusai . life.
And III the younger generation too, the
thousands On the streets, in these rude suQ-
gessi0rs Of . b.. gone age-an No pone
nevsf 70 return again, rave in tradition.
memory. romancs-thers was absorbing
interest,". Chssss and laughter heraldsd
the parads, and great crowns followed Gag
Frat oama : nlaioon ~ po,,.. .ra
yWUf Akk0x "a Tho N. II. hand 9th Sto ful1
s4ranOth. Ana vh.n ia colrmn -. f..,i-
mads rr- thSr ...r~ ~ ,r,crn -. ue y
larce hsnd 81 Ind,.ns. Oncshss ssor-
WinnehsOos- - m nrmhe, ~ sh~.rs
0uO. Ah0ut ssvantv. Ave ~ *. ird;.n.
vers n,onnted. Thev vrrs IL frli -.
ns,nt and dscked Ont vith 1.ash..s 80
81 Via nimsls. hriCb 4. coiorsd r.;r,s a.J
aaudv eloths. "a nm fscas smss.ad v,,h
verm,llion. they were 1 siuht 10 hehoii-
Uttsrino war vhoops = thew rode
and bSandishing their B there
needed nothing more to paint the picture
which IN 1854 was one of terror 70 ths "A.
venturous settlers OF the Northwest, Be.
hind the troop OF mounted warriors csms
the remainder Of the band in wagons
I'll heaped full Of younger Indians, squaws
and papooses, the women and their chill
dren, too, In gala day attire. It NAV be
doubted whstner any in the throng of
people better enjoyed tho entertainment
than these Indians Who were 20 prominent
: feature Of It The men and women both
wsse lees rsticent than common and chatted
jollily o. they rode along. Aud the little
copper. colorod children cased With vida-
open mouths At the decorations and Fights
Il every hand, showing how child life Il
much the same the wide world over, One
Iudian wag made sport for everybody. by
mmsc nc the tone and gestures OF the
man who always rides with the circus in
parade and tells the people that there viii
10 : tree exhibition Of rope walking at the
show ground when the parade 10 over.
Another Indian wa loudly cheered whom
be- raised mp : little 2.year-old pappoose
md Les il with il tiny hand hold the reins
hat guided the team. the little thing laugh
ing with Rlss. Another Of the Indisns, .
on horseback. put eveYybody nnder
obligations by ever and anon civinc
Irrih the genuine, old fashioned Aboriginal
var whoop, ~ he rode along, and they
him for Z heartily, and swore he
,sintsd customer 3 vould NO. want -
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IAssSS 49,. a.v"0 Wv on 'ne Pasal'es m sne
I ns
Inen, - me Indian band sped On and
3asssd ont OF vieF. there came, most ap-
the signs OF advancing civili-
sttion, the representatives Of the vanguard
il the mighty army which drove ont the
ed man and made his hunting ground a
eld, the greatest, richest ii TIE world.
Apd then to make the thing more binding
Hey have a last set up : Palace 10 ne
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